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The positive, informative climate news you need. In this week’s recap: The key to a pollution-reducing, cost-saving goldmine for states, graphing clean energy wins, and a climate-music crossover

Building codes are a powerful tool for climate action that could make homes safer, more affordable, and less vulnerable to extreme weather. Michigan just updated its standards, but there are many other states yet to take advantage of this opportunity.

The positive, informative climate news you need. In this week’s recap: New modeling highlights energy cost savings, clean energy overtakes fossil fuels, and national resistance

Energy bills in the U.S. have been rising, and many folks are struggling to keep up. But why are bills going up and what can we do about it?

The positive, informative climate news you need. In this week’s recap: State transportation teamwork, energy bills, and environmental justice

New data underscores the urgent need to cut transportation pollution. However, Republicans are trying to illegally dismantle some of our best emission regulation tools. Fortunately, states can still push back by taking these two actions.

The Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund faces an illegal clawback amid a disinformation campaign designed to demonize clean energy. Here’s the truth: GGRF creates local jobs, lowers bills, and benefits communities—and it must be protected.

The positive, informative climate news you need. In this week’s recap: Bank battles, congestion relief, and solar successes

WEPCO’s proposed $1.2 billion Oak Creek gas plant is a costly mistake that would leave Wisconsinites footing the bill. Clean energy and a strong IRP process offer a solution to lower energy costs and ensure greater transparency and accountability.